Hello traders, Newbie traders may see the cartoon above and be wondering what on earth that has to do with trading? Experienced traders nod their head sagely and know instinctively how wise the cartoon is. The longer you trade the more you realise that it is not the market which is your enemy, it is […]
Tag Archives: Trading Psychology
Paul’s Market Update returns! Monday 12th October 1230
October 9, 2020
Hello traders, During the first lockdown I delivered a Daily Market Update to help people make sense of the madness that we were going through. It was well received, and Ive had many requests to bring it back. However the truth is that on occasions it would add up to an additional three hours of […]
What Type Of Trader Are You? Greed Based Trader (GBT) vs Fear Based Trader (FBT)
July 17, 2018
Hey Traders, I did another piece on Core Finance last week and thought it was interesting enough to enlarge upon here. Achieving consistent success in trading comes only once we learn to trade in line with our individual personality, character and beliefs. It is garnering this self-knowledge that becomes the real treasure […]
Confidence in execution: humility in the debrief. Syed article in the Times
November 9, 2017
Hello Traders, It’s been a funny old year hasn’t it? I just looked back on my diary for the year. Normally I do no travelling during the months of August and October – I give them over to summer break/harvesting for the former, and trading for the latter. However this year, for the first […]
28th September – don’t trade on your birthday!
September 28, 2016
Today is my birthday. I never trade on my birthday. And I suggest you do the same. What’s the point? You’re a trader and unless you’re working for an institution my suggestion is to take the day off. There’s nothing worse than waking up on your birthday in a good mood (which you should do […]
1st July Post Brexit Views:Losers
July 2, 2016
So in the previous posts I looked at what happened, followed by possible winners. If there are winners then there’s got to be losers. So lets take a look at some of them. Boris Johnson It’s all gone ‘a bit Pete Tong’ for old Boris hasn’t it? In what should be the crowning achievement of his […]
30th June Post Brexit Views Part 2: Possible Winners
July 1, 2016
Hello traders, I hope you’re enjoying watching history in action before our very eyes? In my first piece I gave a little bit of background about what happened in the run up to the vote and during the overnight count. We’ve had a few days to watch and listen to whats happened. Lets take a […]
8th June: GBP Update
June 8, 2016
Well fellow traders, just over a couple of weeks till the EU Referendum here in the UK. (You can read my own rantings about the Brexit vote here.) So I thought I’d do a quick little Sterling update. During my last piece I mentioned that perhaps the markets had already priced in a Remain victory […]
Reminiscences, and the value of volunteering
May 23, 2016
https://www.leonardcheshire.org/about-us/history Fellow Trader, please indulge me the first few paragraphs about history and my own life – I assure you there is a point and a relevance to traders. Yesterday, I was reading the link above about it being the 68th anniversary of the beginnings of the Leonard Cheshire Disability Charity. So what would that […]
Process, Process, Process -And on building your Inner Coach
April 20, 2016
Sorry I’ve not posted for a while – it’s been a busy 4-6 weeks and I’ve had a lot on. To be fair I post quick pieces on the Veterans Trader Project FB page – if you want to join it then drop me a line and let me know. Anyway back to trading. I […]
October 28, 2021
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